How to grow hydrangeas in summer

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1. Lighting:

2. Watering:

3. Fertilization:

4. Temperature:

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Light: Hydrangeas cannot adapt to strong light. Strong light will cause the color to fade and shorten the flowering period, so pay attention to shading in summer. Watering: Hydrangea is a plant with a very high demand for water. It needs to be watered frequently in summer and sprayed with water to keep it moisturized. Fertilization: Hydrangeas are in the flowering stage in summer, so ensure the amount of fertilizer applied and pay attention to applying thin fertilizer frequently. Temperature: The best range is 17 degrees to 27 degrees.

1. Lighting:

1. Light:

This plant is not a particularly light-loving plant and cannot adapt to strong light, so you should pay special attention to it in summer.

Because strong sunlight will cause the color of the flower bulbs of this plant to fade and shorten its flowering period, and this plant cannot be in a dark environment for less than 10 hours a day, so in summer Pay special attention to shade when using.

The best shade range is about 65%, which can extend the flowering time of this plant.

2. Watering:

This kind of plant has a very high demand for water. In addition, the temperature in summer is relatively high, water is absorbed faster, and the land is relatively dry in summer, so watering must be maintained frequently in summer, and when watering Not only should the land be watered, but its branches and leaves should also be watered appropriately.

3. Fertilization:

Hydrangeas are still in the flowering stage in summer, so the amount of fertilizer must be ensured at this time to ensure sufficient nutrients to ensure flowering.

4. Temperature:

1 .Overall: This plant has a relatively fast growth rate in the range of 17 degrees to 27 degrees, so an environment that is too cold or too hot is not suitable

2. Early stage of cultivation: cultivation The initial temperature is probably around 6 degrees. At this stage it is mainly undergoing branch and bud differentiation.

3. Early flowering stage: The required temperature at this time is about 21 degrees. It is known that increasing temperatures can speed up flowering. Therefore, it is necessary to increase the temperature at this stage to speed up the arrival of the flowering period.

4. When blooming: When blooming, a warm spring-like temperature should be maintained, roughly around 15 degrees. Because only by maintaining appropriate temperatures can the flowering time be extended. If the temperature is too high, the flowering period will be shortened, and if the temperature is too low, the plant may not survive.

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